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Olivia Rodrigo and her tour manager provided free therapy for the entire crew of her 'Guts' tour, highlighting her commitment to mental health, with Rodrigo herself having started therapy at 16 and other artists like Lewis Capaldi and Ariana Grande also promoting mental health resources.
Olivia Rodrigo's Guts Tour initially included the distribution of contraceptives and abortion care resources, sparking both praise and controversy. However, her team has now decided to halt the distribution of contraceptive materials by abortion funds, citing the presence of children at the concerts. This decision comes after Rodrigo's advocacy for women's healthcare and support for reproductive rights organizations.
Olivia Rodrigo's GUTS tour initially offered emergency contraceptives, condoms, and abortion access resources to concertgoers through the organization Right by You, but later decided to prohibit abortion funds from distributing contraceptives due to the presence of children at the concerts. Despite this, informational material on delivery options for contraceptives will still be available.
Olivia Rodrigo's Guts tour will no longer have reproductive rights groups distributing free emergency contraceptives, lube, and condoms after the media attention from the Missouri show. This decision came after the Missouri Abortion Fund handed out morning-after pills at her St. Louis show, prompting Rodrigo's management team to request that future groups refrain from distributing contraceptives due to the presence of children at the concerts. Despite the decision, a portion of Rodrigo's tour ticket sales will still support abortion funds through her Fund 4 Good initiative.
Abortion organizations hosting booths at Olivia Rodrigo's "Guts" tour have been told they can no longer distribute emergency contraceptives, including Plan B, condoms, and lubrication, due to the presence of children at the concerts. Despite the decision, organizers express gratitude for Rodrigo's support of abortion funds and reproductive health organizations, while some hope her team will reconsider. The controversy has sparked discussions about sexual health resources and misinformation, with some organizations finding alternative ways to reach the community.
Olivia Rodrigo's management has stopped abortion funds from distributing contraceptive supplies at her Guts Tour venues after initially inviting them, following political pressure and false claims about contraception. The decision has sparked international media coverage and pushback from right-wing figures. Abortion funds have expressed gratitude for the opportunity to raise awareness and funding, emphasizing the importance of their work in providing sexual and reproductive health resources. Rodrigo's tour is set to continue through August.
At a stop on Olivia Rodrigo's Guts tour in Missouri, concertgoers were surprised to find a table offering free emergency contraception, including morning-after pills, in a state where abortion is banned. The initiative is part of Rodrigo's Fund 4 Good campaign, which aims to protect women's reproductive rights, and is supported by local organizations. The move has been praised for its direct support of local reproductive rights organizations and for raising awareness about reproductive rights in states with restrictive abortion laws.
Olivia Rodrigo, the rising rock sensation, kicked off her "Guts" arena tour shortly after turning 21, showcasing her sophomore album's success and proving her talent beyond her years. The concert featured a mix of emotional ballads and intense rock songs, with Rodrigo's charismatic stage presence and raw emotion captivating the audience. She performed every track from "Guts" and included hits from her debut album "Sour," demonstrating her ability to connect with fans through relatable lyrics and a diverse musical range.
Olivia Rodrigo, the rising rock sensation, kicked off her "Guts" arena tour shortly after turning 21, showcasing her sophomore album's success and proving her talent beyond her years. The concert featured a mix of emotional ballads and intense rock songs, with Rodrigo's charismatic stage presence and raw emotion captivating the audience. She effortlessly performed every track from "Guts" and included hits from her debut album "Sour," demonstrating her ability to connect with fans through relatable lyrics and powerful performances.
Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her GUTS tour with live debuts of new songs and fun surprises, including the launch of the Fund 4 Good initiative supporting reproductive health freedom. She also announced a Record Store Day split with Noah Kahan, covering "Stick Season."
Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her "Guts" world tour with a 22-song setlist, including tracks from her album "GUTS" and her debut album "SOUR." The tour features special guests like Chappell Roan, The Breeders, PinkPantheress, and Remi Wolf on select dates, and includes hits like "Drivers License," "Deja Vu," and "Good 4 U."
Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her Guts Tour with a 22-song setlist featuring tracks from her albums "Sour" and "Guts," including the bonus track "Obsessed." The tour includes original material and excludes covers, with eight dancers and a quarter-moon prop as part of the production. The opening night at Acrisure Arena in Palm Springs was a hit, and the tour is set to continue through the U.S. and Europe for the next six months.